The Edmonton Corn Maze is now open for the 2019 season, and there is so much more for the kids to do there than just the maze. Check out location, cost, things to do and tips here ⇓
Where:
The Corn Maze is located just southwest of Edmonton.
Address: 26171 Garden Valley Road, Spruce Grove
Directions from Edmonton: Take the Cameron Heights exit off of the Anthony Henday and head west. The road (184 Street) curves and brings you to a 3 way stop. Turn right (west) at that stop sign onto 23 avenue and follow the road approx 10km until you see signs for the Corn Maze. (Willowdale Road)
Hours:
Summer Hours (July 25-September 22)
- Monday to Saturday: 10 am to 8 pm
- Sundays: 1 pm to 5 pm
Fall Hours (September 24 to October 20)
- Mondays: closed
- Tuesday to Thursday: Noon to 8 pm
- Friday & Saturday: 10 am to 9 pm
- Sundays: 1 pm to 5 pm
Cost:
- General admission: $13
- Youth ages 4-11: $10
- Kids under 4 years old: FREE
Things to do:
- There are two huge jumpy pillows: one designated for smaller kids and the other for bigger kids and adults
- Farm-cade games: the life-size Guess-Who style game is our favorite! But they have a ton more – located beside the jumpy pillows
- Pedal Cars on a mini raceway track
- Farm animals: goats, chickens, pigs and bunnies. You can also feed them for 25 cents/handful
- Picnic spots – you can purchase snacks at the concession or bring your own food. Picnic tables are first come, first serve, but there are lots of shaded areas to sit and enjoy a meal or snack!
- Spud Guns – cost is $2 for 3 shots – real potatoes are loaded in and kids can aim the spud gun at the huge target set up, or just see how far into the field they can shoot
- Corn Cob Express train – $2 per rider – ask staff about the schedule
The Maze:
The maze is cut into a 15 acre field of corn. From start to finish, it takes people an average of 1-1.5 hours to complete. The theme of the maze is to “Get Lost” – but its designed to be an interactive activity and you won’t actually get stuck in there! Lots of signs guide you through, and you have the option of taking a passport – the top ten questions will help you find your way through the maze.
There are also portable bathrooms on site with hand washing stations. The admission window is attached to an little store where you can find gifts, fresh fruit, treats, snacks like chips and popcorn, and drinks like water, pop and coffee.
Tips for bringing the kids:
- Note that ALL activities are outside. Bring hats and water bottles – It’s easy to heat up quickly on a very hot day. Mild weather days are our favorite, as the animals are more active and the kids can play longer
- Bring a picnic or snacks! You can purchase items at the concession, but you’re also allowed to bring your own
- Pets are allowed to come with you – as long as they are on a leash the entire time, and not brought near the animals on the farm *owners must clean after their pets*
- The maze is stroller accessible, but if it recently rained, the dirt paths become muddy and its harder to push through
Promo code: Purchase your tickets online and save 15% by using the promo code: kmaze2019
Valid for the 2019 season only.
For more info on the Corn maze including a map, FAQs and contact info, see the Edmonton Corn Maze webiste.